Sentence examples for anger voices from inspiring English sources

Yet in the immediate grip of terror and anger, voices of restraint are not easily heard because while we all feel the fear created by an attack, we don't all bear the burdens on civil liberties imposed by new law-enforcement responses.

In public, however, China's words were sharp, matching the anger voiced by many Chinese.

"This year we've seen real anger voiced at different issues," including, he said, "the economy and property tycoons".

The gap between supportive government pronouncements on the speech and the anger voiced by the public at large sometimes made it seem as though the two had listened to different speeches.

But despite the anger voiced by columnists, and by people calling in to radio stations, there is no sense of a nation being galvanised.

There was still plenty of anger voiced in interviews with protesters as well.

But while the bonuses are a drop in the bucket relative to the overall billions given to the company by the government, the distress and anger voiced by the American people was about more than just AIG.

Because she never raised her voice, not even in anger (her voice just got more strained when she was mad), her Pleasant Smile could be worn even at moments of excruciating conflict.

Through anger we voice our protests.

Barrett Rude was waking into his anger, his voice like a cloud of hammers.

Even in grief and anger, the voice of reason must be heard.